Deadly Earthquake Strikes Morocco
On 8th September, 2023, Morocco experienced its most powerful earthquake ever, measuring 6.8 in magnitude, devastating the historic city of Marrakech and its surroundings, claiming over 2,400 lives, and causing extensive destruction.
- The catastrophic earthquake struck Morocco with a magnitude of 6.8, centred in the Al-Haouz province, Atlas Mountains, near Marrakech, according to the US Geological Survey.
- The region witnessed more than 24 aftershocks in 48 hours, with the strongest measuring 4.9 in magnitude.
- Rescuers faced difficulties reaching remote villages in the Atlas Mountains due to blocked roads, contributing to a steadily increasing death toll.
- Survivors in affected areas were left without essential supplies ....
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